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Recent Maryland graduate and women’s lacrosse midfielder Zoe Stukenberg was selected as one of 145 nominees for the NCAA Women of the Year Award.
Conferences and an independent selection committee picked the nominees from a pool of 543 school nominees.
The 2017 Tewaaraton Award recipient, Stukenberg was also named the IWLCA National Midfielder of the Year and the Big Ten Midfielder of the Year. As an IWLCA First Team All-American and a co-captain, Stukenberg led the Terps to a … Read More »
The U.S. Women’s National Lacrosse team has rolled through the FIL Rathbones World Cup and will carry a perfect 7-0 record into Saturday’s final against Canada who is led by former Terps great Dana Dobbie. The American squad has had only one single digit win amassing a collective 125-32 margin including a 17-3 over Canada in the qualifying round. Six of the 18 players on the roster are Terrapins. Megan Douty and Alice Mercer have anchored the USA defense while … Read More »
One of the joys of minimally planned travel is having the flexibility to make last minute changes to any day’s activities. This was the case for me last week in when I was in Salt Lake City and I learned that the Salt Lake City Bees – the AAA affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels would be playing the Albuquerque Isotopes (yes, they were named for the team that Albuquerque “stole” from Springfield in a 2001 episodes of the Simpsons!). … Read More »
It’s with deep sadness (and gratitude to Bruce) that I write this memoriam to my friend Harry McGowan who died Friday of cryptogenic liver disease a few months shy of his 76th birthday.
Over the past few years, people have dubbed me “the non-rev” Todd Carton because of my passion for sports at Maryland that don’t draw much attention but the truth is that Harry was the original “non-rev” maven. His memory for past players and teams was prodigious.
Article by Todd Carton
If there were tears in the Boston College women’s lacrosse locker room after their 16-13 loss to the Maryland Terrapins in Sunday’s national championship game, the tears were well and legitimately earned. They were solely because of the outcome and wholly unrelated to their effort. Maryland might have had an edge in skill, talent and experience on the field in Foxboro but the Eagles certainly matched them in effort, heart and toughness. Had it not been … Read More »
